No effect, and no effect, though you've just found out you've been cheated on and you're already planning on who you want to sponsor next . Whatever , no and no
Divorce after becoming PR
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No effect, and no effect, though you've just found out you've been cheated on and you're already planning on who you want to sponsor next . Whatever , no and no
HI
1. Actually there is an effect, can't sponsor a new spouse for 5 years after "landing" somewhere around December 2023
1. Actually there is an effect, can't sponsor a new spouse for 5 years after "landing" somewhere around December 2023
I am not planning to sponsor anyone. But I need to know if I can. I just need to know my options.
Thanks for the reply.
Hi Brother...
I hope you got pr now....
Actually i have a same situation i got pr and i my wife got pr depend on me...
But now we divorced and its been 2 year and meanwhile i married another girl so can i apply her depended PR...
Also do i have to wait for certain period of time...
Your answer will be helpful for me
Thanks
when did your first wife land in Canada and when did you divorce? When did you get remarried?
Hi Brother...
My wife got pr November 2017..
Divorced date January 2019
And i got married recently November 2019...
My wife got pr November 2017..
Divorced date January 2019
And i got married recently November 2019...
As you didn't sponsor your first wife, you can sponsor your current wife whenever you want.
Hi there,
Want to confirm again! I got PR through my spouse on Jan 17/2020 - he applied through PNP and included me in his federal application while I was a visitor in Canada. So, we both got PR together (it's been 1 year now since we became PR).
We have separated due to personal reasons. Now, I am in relationship from past 8 months but I only moved out 2 months ago from my ex-husband's basement. My husband wants a divorce from me by applying it under Adultery grounds. My question is-
1) Would I be eligible to sponsor my bf as a spouse once we both get married and my divorce is finalized?
2) Would there be any bad impact or concerns on my PR or while applying for Citizenship in future or even while applying to sponsor my new spouse (my bf is in Canada too on LMIA expiring in August/2021)?
3) Will the 8 months be counted of my relationship with my bf towards the common-law relationship if we decide to apply for his PR even if I lived under the same roof with my ex-husband?
Thank you in advance!
Want to confirm again! I got PR through my spouse on Jan 17/2020 - he applied through PNP and included me in his federal application while I was a visitor in Canada. So, we both got PR together (it's been 1 year now since we became PR).
We have separated due to personal reasons. Now, I am in relationship from past 8 months but I only moved out 2 months ago from my ex-husband's basement. My husband wants a divorce from me by applying it under Adultery grounds. My question is-
1) Would I be eligible to sponsor my bf as a spouse once we both get married and my divorce is finalized?
2) Would there be any bad impact or concerns on my PR or while applying for Citizenship in future or even while applying to sponsor my new spouse (my bf is in Canada too on LMIA expiring in August/2021)?
3) Will the 8 months be counted of my relationship with my bf towards the common-law relationship if we decide to apply for his PR even if I lived under the same roof with my ex-husband?
Thank you in advance!
1) Yes. Make sure your divorced is finalized before you get married again.
2) No - there shouldn't be.
3) No - you were still living with your ex for the first six months. You can only count the last two months (assuming you were living together with your bf).
Would add that you an only count the last 2 months if you were living together and have proof that you were living together like both names on a lease, utility bills with your names on it, other bills or mail with your names on it. You can’t just say you lived together you must prove it.
Already, thank you so much Scylla for the information! I hope it is correct because lot of people say no matter how you got your PR if it was through your spouse you cannot sponsor another spouse for next 5 years neither your spouse from the date you both got PR.
But to my understanding since, we both were temporary and the sponsorship application is only when one of the spouse is PR, I don't think we fall under that category. Although, it is very tough to clarify as the CIC website does not mentions anything about this situation it only highlight ineligible points to be a sponsor if the application for PR was through sponsorship and nothing about if both the applicants get PR at the same time with one being dependent.
